HF-100
HerdFence 100
100 ft
Nominal side length
- 300 ft total perimeter
- About 0.10 acre enclosed
- Three powered corner robots
- One passive Pony gate/transport post
- Phone pasture planning and movement
- Cattle / sheep containment architecture
THE FENCE MOVES. THE HERD STAYS CONTAINED.
Fence the herd.
Not the land.
HerdFence is a physical livestock enclosure designed to move itself across pasture—reducing the need for permanent cross fencing, expensive collars on every animal, and the daily labor of moving temporary fence by hand.
EXPLORE THE SYSTEMSOPEN PASTURE PLANNERNO PERMANENT CROSS FENCEPut the boundary where the herd is
NO COLLAR ON EVERY ANIMALPhysical containment for cattle and sheep
AUTOMATED ROTATIONAL GRAZINGMove the paddock from your phone
TWO SYSTEM SIZES
Choose the paddock that fits your grazing plan.
Both systems use the same fundamental architecture: three powered corner robots, a passive Pony gate/transport post, physical fence spans and phone-based positioning.
HF-200
HerdFence 200
200 ft
Nominal side length
- 600 ft total perimeter
- About 0.40 acre enclosed
- Same robot architecture
- Larger grazing allocation per move
- Phone pasture planning and movement
- Designed for larger groups / longer intervals
ONE ENCLOSURE. FOUR MODES.
Built for grazing, gates and movement between fields.
In grazing mode, powered corners A, B and C hold the enclosure geometry while the Pony is mechanically docked to A. Undock the Pony and the same joint becomes the livestock gate.
For long-distance transport, the triangle opens into a 300- or 600-foot train. The fence stays attached—no reels, no winding dirty mesh and no three bundles for the farmer to carry.
A ───── B ───── C ───── PONY
The powered robots follow a mapped farm lane. The passive Pony trails on its round skid. At the destination, the corners spread back into the selected paddock and the Pony docks to A.
PHONE-BASED GRAZING
Plan the pasture. Place the fence. Move it.
The HerdFence Pasture Planner is designed around the farmer's map—not robot coordinates. Start with the property, select pasture, place the paddock and command movement.
1 · FIND FARM
Enter the street address and open the farm map.
2 · SELECT PASTURE
Identify the fields where livestock should graze.
3 · PLACE HERDFENCE
Choose the system size and starting location.
4 · MOVE THE PADDOCK
Advance or reposition the enclosure from the phone.
SERVICEABLE BY DESIGN
Replacement parts.
HerdFence is modular. Motors, drivers, wheels, controller electronics, masts, skids and fence spans are intended to be replaceable rather than turning a damaged component into a system replacement.
QUESTIONS FARMERS ASK
HerdFence FAQ
TELL US ABOUT YOUR FARM
Which problem are you trying to solve?
Send HerdFence your herd size, species and whether the main goal is rotational grazing or replacing expensive permanent fencing.
HERDFENCE
Fence the herd. Not the land.
Use physical containment where your livestock are—then move it when the grass is ready.
CONTACT HERDFENCE